Tysons Station - DC Metro

Silver Line - station in McLean, VA.

1Line
5Street entrances
NoMetro parking
5:10 amFirst train, weekday

About Tysons station

This is the station that made Tysons reachable without a car. An elevated Silver Line platform above Route 123, it connects by pedestrian bridge to Tysons Corner Center, one of the largest shopping malls on the East Coast, and sits within walking distance of the office towers that make Tysons Virginia’s biggest employment center outside Arlington. Renamed simply Tysons in 2022, it handles a genuinely mixed load: office workers arriving in the morning, shoppers arriving all day, and residents of the new apartment towers that have gone up around the station. If you are visiting the DC area and want a shopping day without renting a car, this is the stop.

The area around Tysons

Tysons is an edge city — decades of office parks and regional malls built around highway interchanges, now being deliberately reshaped into a walkable downtown around its four Silver Line stations. The result near this station is towers, wide roads, pedestrian bridges and a growing number of apartments. The people using it are office workers, shoppers and, increasingly, residents.

What is near Tysons station?

Tysons Corner Center

Major regional shopping mall connected to the station by a dedicated pedestrian bridge, with hundreds of stores, a cinema and restaurants.

4 min walk
Tysons Galleria

The upscale mall across Route 123 from Tysons Corner Center, with luxury retail and dining.

12 min walk

First and last trains at Tysons

Departure times by direction. Which way you are traveling matters – the last train toward one terminal can be an hour before the last train the other way.

Silver Line
DayTowardFirstLast
Mon-ThuAshburn5:19 am12:43 am
Mon-ThuDowntown Largo5:22 am11:37 pm
Mon-ThuNew Carrollton5:10 am11:28 pm
FriAshburn5:19 am2:43 am
FriDowntown Largo5:22 am1:37 am
FriNew Carrollton5:10 am1:28 am
SatAshburn6:19 am2:43 am
SatDowntown Largo6:11 am1:37 am
SatNew Carrollton6:24 am1:24 am
SunAshburn6:19 am12:39 am
SunDowntown Largo6:10 am11:37 pm
SunNew Carrollton6:22 am11:23 pm

Travel times and fares from Tysons

ToTimeWeekday to 9:30pmLate night & weekend
Metro Center29 min$6.25$2.50
Gallery Pl-Chinatown36 min$6.35$2.50
L'Enfant Plaza34 min$6.60$2.50
Union Station40 min$6.75$2.50
Smithsonian32 min$6.40$2.50
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport37 min$6.60$2.50
Washington Dulles International Airport24 min$6.75$2.50
Pentagon32 min$5.95$2.50
Downtown Largo58 min$6.75$2.50
Ashburn34 min$6.75$2.50

Travel times and fares published by WMATA. Fares valid July 2026.

Changing lines at Tysons

Tysons is served by the Silver Line only.

Parking at Tysons

No Metro parking here. This station has no Metro-operated Park & Ride lot. Nearby street parking is controlled by the local jurisdiction, not by Metro.

Tips for using Tysons

  • The pedestrian bridge from the station leads directly into Tysons Corner Center — you never have to cross a road at grade to reach the mall.
  • This station was renamed from Tysons Corner to simply Tysons in 2022, so older maps and directions may use the previous name.
  • There is no Metro commuter garage at this station; if you are driving to the Silver Line, Wiehle-Reston East to the west has the large Metro parking facility.

Tysons station FAQ

Yes. A pedestrian bridge runs from the station directly into Tysons Corner Center, so you can go from the train to the mall without crossing traffic. It is one of the most direct mall connections in the system.

It opened as Tysons Corner and was renamed Tysons in 2022, matching how the wider district is now referred to. Both names refer to the same station, so older signage and third-party maps sometimes still show the longer version.

Four — McLean, Tysons, Greensboro and Spring Hill — strung along the Route 7 and Route 123 corridors. This one is the closest to Tysons Corner Center and the densest cluster of offices.

Yes, on the same Silver Line heading west. The line runs out through Reston and Herndon to Washington Dulles International Airport and on to Ashburn, with no change of train required.